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. 2019 Apr 18;9:6258. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-42530-1

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Role of 55 CaCdc14-interacting proteins in the cell cycle. The cartoon represents the cell and nuclear cycles. Blue circles represent nuclei, black dots SPBs, chromosomes are shown above, replicating early in the cycle and then attached to MTs (blue lines) through kinetochores before sister chromatid separation at anaphase. Thick black lines show DNA damage and spindle checkpoints. After anaphase a contractile actomyosin ring forms (orange ring) which then contracts to a spot (orange) to guide the formation of the primary septum during cytokinesis before cell separation. Proteins also known to physically interact with ScCdc14 are shown in black font, other proteins are shown in blue font. Where the S. cerevisiae orthologue is shown in brackets the standard name in CGD is different, but the S. cerevisiae name is annotated as an alias or homolog in CGD. Protein functions are taken from the annotation in SGD or CGD. ORF19.7060 is included in DNA repair category as it contains and InterPro XLF domain implicated in double strand break repair (see text). CPC: Cargo passenger complex. APC: Anaphase promoting complex.